Drinking Coffe when your pregnant? is it ok?

I have always drank a lot of coffee through the day and one before i go to bed when i was expecting i tried drinking decafe its ok but ended up drinking normal coffee again i cut down a little too. i dont think there is any real evidence to prove that it can definatly harm ur baby, i asked my dr and was told if i cant cut it out to just cut down on the quanity.

Before getting pregnant. I was drinking at least 10 cups of coffee a day.  A real caffine addict.  When I found out I was pregnant, I actually made a conscious effort to cut back.  I probably halved my intake and it didn't have any adverse effects on me or my baby.  It is probably best if you are not a real caffine freak to drink as little as possible.

well, i love coffee, but when i was pregnant with my twins i had to cut down, especially since i had problems with my heart as well. my boss' wife decide to buy caffeine free coffee for the office, as i had caffeine free tea, but craved that coffee taste. i ended up liking the cafeine free coffee so much more. as with everything good in life,  can enjoy it, but everything has a limit. so enjoy, but in moderation 

 ive always kept drinking coffee throughout my pregnancies and never had a problem - always kept it under 3 a day and not too strong!

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